so? you must be crying because you did not get in while the getting was
cheaper!
I feel the same way about your various "sources"/handlers and their books,
etc., making money from racist and divisive attitudes instead of actually
trying to make peace in the world!
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> http://www.larouchepac.com/node/10834
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> Obama's British Funder, George Soros, is a Profiteer of "Bush's War"
>
> June 12, 2008 (LPAC)--After funding the launching of Barack Obama's
> political career, and while funding MoveOn.org, Center for American
> Progress, etc. to attack Dick Cheney's Halliburton Corp. war
> profiteering, George Soros was steadily buying Halliburton's stock.
> Soros had bought millions of shares of Halliburton by the beginning of
> 2007, when the stock's price, under the constant political pounding, had
> been cut from a high of $40/share down to $26. Then the MoveOn.org, etc.
> political attacks largely stopped, and Halliburton began its rise to
> today's price of $50.
>
> The Anglo-Dutch oligarchy's billionaire opponent of `Bush's War' and
> `Cheney's Halliburton,' Soros began making purchases of Halliburton
> stock in the third quarter of 2005. He accelerated his buying in the
> fourth quarter of 2006, when the stock was trading near its low ($26.33)
> of the last four years. His purchase prices were between $27.62 and
> $33.53, with an estimated average price of $31.3. As of 12/31/06, Soros
> owned 1,999,450 shares, more than 2% of his total ****tfolio, making
> Halliburton his hedge funds' biggest investment of 2006.
>
> The Soros-funded Center for American Progress, which had published
> dozens of scathing articles on Hallburton since its founding by Soros in
> 2003, went silent. Criticism of Halliburton by CAP ceased in 2006
> shortly before Soros began his big purchases to ac***ulate 2 million
> shares. Likewise, other Soros-backed groups such as MoveOn.org, went
> silent on Halliburton. Listen to the false naivete of a big blog in the
> same political grouping, Daily Kos, on 3/4/2007: "I guess Soros has his
> reasons for buying the stock of a company such as Halliburton. Soros has
> remained a financial speculator while putting on other hats such as
> saving the world etc.... Maybe Soros plans on changing the company in
> some way. Maybe Halliburton could become a `green' company?"
>
> 2005 was also the year in which George Soros hedge funds began major
> speculation in oil majors and futures. The funds owned stocks of 17 oil
> producers, from ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Conoco-Phillips to Devon Energy
> and Pioneer Natural Resources. He bought Halliburton along with a bunch
> of other "oil servicers": Schlumberger Ltd., BJ Services Corp., Noble
> Corp., etc.
>
> Predicting publicly in 2005, at Davos and elsewhere, that the dollar was
> going to drop sharply, Soros had his funds (along with those of Bill
> Gates and Warren Buffett) buy gold futures and oil futures beginning
> early that year. In March 2006 at Davos, he predicted oil price shocks.
> In late 2007, his "predicted" oil price shocks began hitting, although
> his claim is that he got the funds back making billions by betting on
> the mortgage bubble's, and dollar's, collapse.
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